Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Chinese term or phrase:
~{QP>?3I9{~}
English translation:
achievement in R&D
Chinese term
研究成果
| 4 +2 | achievement in R&D |
licullen
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| 4 +3 | reseach results / R&D results |
Kerong Zhao
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| 4 +1 | research findings, returns |
Shang
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| 4 | feats of research |
Angus Woo
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| 3 | research |
chica nueva
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Dec 14, 2005 17:08: Weiping Tang changed "Language pair" from "Chinese to English" to "English to Chinese"
Dec 14, 2005 17:09: Weiping Tang changed "Language pair" from "English to Chinese" to "Chinese to English"
Proposed translations
achievement in R&D
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Note added at 6 hrs 31 mins (2005-12-12 12:08:35 GMT)
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achievement or accomplishment still sounds better to me.
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David Shen
: Exactly for 研究成果. But here he may have to use a sentence structure that is different from the one we have here which is so Chinese. I am going to have a neck problem too, by looking at your image so often!
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sorry about that. will make it easier for you later
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Lu Zou
: 麻烦您把您的相片逆时针旋转90度好吗?省得我总不由自主地侧弯着头看。(^-^)
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sorry about that. will make it easier for you later
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reseach results / R&D results
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maxzhy
: That's also my version.
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Thanks.
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fei su
2 hrs
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Thanks.
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David Shen
: You are right Kerong, this sentence is typically Chinese and requires a different sentence structure when rendered into English so it would not sound funny.
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Thanks.
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research findings, returns
feats of research
research
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Note added at 12 hrs 37 mins (2005-12-12 18:14:41 GMT)
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whoops, this ref is 'results of research'
but I still think 'research' alone can be used.


Discussion
Frankly, for quantitative "results", such as exam or contest scores, "rank" can be applied. In the context, "�ɹ�" is somewhat abstractive and not quantitative to some degree.